Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-11-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Isn't 1T about time for another wedding
or two? More cake
Go to H. H. Days, Main ST., Bismarck,
for lewelry watches, repairing, etc.
Cloaks at your own price sat W. B.
Watson's old stand, Main st., Bismarck.
Mr.. S. E. Clarey, agent for the J. 1.
Case Machinery Co., was in town Tues.
day night,
b Mr.. and Mrs. Bumstead passed Friday
night in town, on their way home from
Bismarck.
Mr.. D. g. Kennedy, of Clayton town
ship, passed Wednesday hight at the
county seat.
Warren Worst, with four-horse team.
hauled 100-bushel load of wheat to Bis
marck the other day.
For new crop Box Elder and White
Ash Seeds go to Oscar H. Will, Seeds
man, Bismarck, Oak.
Mr.. A. L.. Reynolds, of Omio, passed
through town Saturday on his return
from the Capital City.
r Prof, Keim and family leave for Bis
marck next Tuesday, where they will re-
main during the winter
Y Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Worst aud the chill
dren left Tuesday for Eureka, where they
will take the cars for the east,
Dry goods at your own price at the
great slaughter sale at W. B. Watson's
old stand, Main street, Bismarck.
John Shermer was the ballot.box mes.
senger from Livona, and Avon Walker
brought in the box from Cherry Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielden have moved into
the J.tH. Worst residence, and will care
for things until the family returns in the
spring.
Prof. Keim has things we'll fixed for
winter. Among other things is an under
ground connection between his we'll house
and stable.
r. L. Durant s. Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak, solicit
mail orders.
Mr.. w. E. Clark was the messenger that
brought up the returns from Beaver
Creek, arriving shortly after noon on
Wednesday.
~. w. Wescott reports bed of sand
down in the Beaver Creek country that
can be made into mortar and hardens
like cement.
~ Capt. Martin Flick, of Beaver Greek,
was the guest of Commissioner Yeater
Sunday night, and departed Monday
morning for the Capital City.
Go to the New York Art Store (C. H.
Phelps, prop'rl Third street, Bismarck,
for watches, jewelry, silverware, wall pa
per, etc. Watch repairing specially.
Don't forget to attend the closing. out
sale of dry goods at W. B. Watson's old
stand, Bismarck. The sale is percmp-
tory. The goods must be turned into
cash at once.
1.-THE weather this week has been too
utterly too toe nice for anything. Win.
dows and doors have stood open, and ev-
cry one has spent as much time as pos.
sible in the bright sunshine.
Great slaughter sale at w. B. Watson s
old stand, Main street, Bismarck. A
$4,000 stock of dry goods, notions,
'cloaks and furnishing goods to be sold
at immense sacrifice. It is rare chance.
1.-The recent prairie fire burned out a
wooden culvert on the Winchester road
this side of Eugene Brooks place, leaving
a perpendicular bank of three or four
feet. On dark night it would be dan.
gerous place to one who should happen
to take the old trail.
|DThe farewell party which was to have
been given this evening at the school
house, in honor of several of our citizens
who intend to start next week on a visit
east, has, we are informed. been post.
pened on account of a lack of time in
which to secure violin music.
|k,Quite lively runaway took place in
town Saturday. Merchant Connor's team
became frightened and tore around the
prairie at lively rate. Looking at the
runaway from distance 1t seemed that
much damage must be done but we un.
derstand the whole outfit came out un.
injured.
Everybody living on the Missouri
Slope knows DR.. Dunn, the old.tlmer.
In purchasing drugs the public has 10 de.
pend largely on the Dealers statements
as to quality and prices. Nobody ever
had reason to complain of his dealings
with the firm of Dunn & Co. Therefore.
when in Bismarck, be sure to call on them.
Miss Jennie Smalley, one of our bright
est and most popular young-lady farm.
ers, departed for Bismarck Monday. She
will remain at the Capital until next
week, and then leave for winters visit
to her old home in Ohio. Miss Smalley' s
many friends here will miss her greatly,
and all wish her safe trip and pleas
ant visit.
fk<Mr. A. B. Peterson, Mr.. jacobson, 10.
seph Walker and young Green (son of the
man who committed suicide few weeks
ago) arrived home from the Manitoba
grade work last week. Mr.. Peterson's {
many friends will be pleased to learn that
his station work was quite profitable.
Joe is well pleased with railroad work